About time he did some work. 
$.25 Tour of the DE River
Went out with Mopower on Saturday after sweating my gonads off helping him work on the boat.
Six foot tide difference.
Six foot tide difference.
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Hazzy as he!!
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Looked like a good collision about to happen.
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New Jersey's version of the Chesapeake Inn.
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Battleship New Jersey, with part of my finger. :laugher: Dammm Camera Phone
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AKA Cattails. Decent food , good menu but much cheaper than the Innnoise pollution said:New Jersey's version of the Chesapeake Inn.
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Nice little watering hole.Mopower said:AKA Cattails. Decent food , good menu but much cheaper than the Inn
Glade you clarified that. Ment to put the name up.Mopower said:AKA Cattails. Decent food , good menu but much cheaper than the Inn
Where is that? Cattails.noise pollution said:New Jersey's version of the Chesapeake Inn.
Cattails is behind the Island in front of National Park. The creek that runs to it is along the tree line. Its shallow between the island and the park at low tide. Also watch the sand bar at the Island. At low tide it follows the river on the south side really far down and is not marked. Dont let all that scare you though just follow the locals and you will be fine. There is a few very cool places to hang out in the area. At low tide the Island is usually packed and has a nice soft sand bottom. There is a cove south of the Island on the New Jersey side that alot of people raft together and party.
We also have Dave and Busters in Phila. to dock up to and grab a bite to eat. Nice docks. Small docking fee. But everyones very helpful there. :winker:
Word to the wise, the current is very strong in the river and the creeks. You really cannot swim against it. So be careful. Just plan ahead and tie up to a line if you are floating around. And look out for one another.
The river gets a bad rap, but there is always plenty of water. Lots of go fast boats on the weekends. No salt water to deal with.
We also have Dave and Busters in Phila. to dock up to and grab a bite to eat. Nice docks. Small docking fee. But everyones very helpful there. :winker:
Word to the wise, the current is very strong in the river and the creeks. You really cannot swim against it. So be careful. Just plan ahead and tie up to a line if you are floating around. And look out for one another.
The river gets a bad rap, but there is always plenty of water. Lots of go fast boats on the weekends. No salt water to deal with.
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Cool pic moto82r
It's the water logged RR tie floating 6 inches below the surface that you don't see thats the scarey part. And don't ask me how I knoweyeinstine said:
Well with a 6 foot tide things get washed off the shoreline!Mopower said:It's the water logged RR tie floating 6 inches below the surface that you don't see thats the scarey part. And don't ask me how I know
I wish cool. Overheated at idle. 22 lbs water pressure at 50 mph. 25 lbs at 60 then the water hose for the guage blew off
Pulled seawater pump yesterday and it was fine. Checked and back flushed all hose and coolers over the winter when it was apart.
Performance and new hydraulic steering was good
Pulled seawater pump yesterday and it was fine. Checked and back flushed all hose and coolers over the winter when it was apart.
Performance and new hydraulic steering was good
Roughly 55 miles to D&B. It isn't one of my favorite stops but if you have kids it a good way to spend a day in AC and spend a lot of $$$$.Blue Thunder said:
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Hot'n'Bothered said:Roughly 55 miles to D&B. It isn't one of my favorite stops but if you have kids it a good way to spend a day in AC and spend a lot of $$$$.
About 46 to Cattails. 55 is about right to D&Bs
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